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Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

Wbsa Ne Indications are tAss par.
fsosIy fslisAls nsdtoins y sesded 70
lesuIsbs the livas, 70 Strengthen the
stomach Aud ferovate the system No
one shOuld hesitsse 10 use Lsxsdor.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

itEAtN hSS sSoSeeofSiGGRs W "a al { youi S;H
Fowa hone by cpe sho Was deaf twenty
aight years. Treated by most Of the no
tod specialists without bsneht. Cured him
self In Lhies 'aonIDs, and stnoe then hun.
dfeds Of others. Fui particulars sent on SD.
pljcation. T. =. PAGE, No. Il Vest 8is,
& New York City. oatls-tp, u, ,ss.ens
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ITnPhEcf0eMTED LTThLcTl0Ni
u OVER HALF l nllLi0l DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated In 1898 for Is years BY the
|purpoBos-vfth . capital OF 81, 900. 0o0-te
which q roserve fund Of over $3.50, 900 has
SIN 20 boon addod.
By an overwhelming popular vots its ran.
chiso was made part Of tho present State
1879.
The only lottery ever voted on and On
dorsed BY the peopieof any state.
II ,aeuer scales or postpOnes.
ItsGrand single Number Draw.
eemfsA ANNUAL Drawings reguIar.
iyeyery sig months June and De.
"a sPLERDIo OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNA TENTH GRAN d
DRA WING, GLASS n. IN THE AOAp
ENVY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, October IL, lSS7-209tb
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A TTrNTIoN COMRADES! - Y II

"A fourth Delaware Regin entail hssouia,
ton will meet In ihir story OF the ia hness
building Tenth and Mar e. stre1ts On oils, a,
urday, Oct. 8 1881, at 30 2 ~. ,ar snar yD'
order Of the President. JOsElli Durr''
OF 2ts Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

w The Directors of The Wilmins ton Gity
Electric Company, have this day deelsreu or
auarIerly dividend of seventy-nye cent, peff
share, on the capital stock Of the company . cor or
Record, June "a 1Ss7-Payahie on. ana n, si,v'
the 18Th In st. at the office OF lhe cahian''
O. COS Mar ct street.
o8as Attest: #. l.. GILPlN, Secretary
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

AEA.LW LIGHTING - + O X Il
Nl kinds OF miIlwiieht wcrk pGpiy u
WALKER b ELLIOTT, 2no and l. mtsro
streeta = ju2Sa-m.dsW
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

Dou't fcfeet @. tty sburg excursion o.
neIt rhussaas. Oaly S2.6O round trip
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

w ktENT-HoUsE AND STORE,
~ W MADISON street. Stock and Ak
''' 'Ac' Inquire on premis iscs. os-st,
W. h.s1 -RO)MS uN mi AN ID sr
aMl, Ajo1 Mng,.s a: os 0,s
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

NK s., fLOkE.S1IN TOBIAS,
M Te cher OF Music,
slg.s,H S12 asst b st Get
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

w.. W. ukNILEiES CAN BE AC-
Sa.i Sss10laai .,,, With room and board, at
s4-tf.
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fOR bs,sas.

RWa5 fuR REHc-FoR TERNs
NJ ,aG tca,ion apply TO J. ". .YANDE-
(Aii, NIX W. olh street ob as
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Capital Prize, $l5O,OOO.

a.i79 rrises, amounting gto......@.. .s6a6, 900
Application for rates TO clubs should 10
made only to the ONCE OF the Company in
Now Orloana.
For further Information write clearly, XIV.
tng FULL address. POSTAL NUTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency oy express,
lat our exponss) addressed
ID. A. DAUPHIN,
Few Orleans, ks.
or n. a. DAUPHIM.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

EOR sALB-2 PATENT CHAFt BEE
hink Inquire a, Newport toll gate.
s!Afi sAArm. .-
Mi U.S. Woodrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

4OR sALR-ONE ES T N U I
apvu horse, between ] and 8 years OF
! Nl!habd. his h, = good uIiyer, can be
Ia By lady. W. 3. BULLOCK, Tenth
I,n,ll steats, s2o-u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

Dp sALE-tiOOD 2-SrOKY BkiUk
| I,an and kitchen, NO. eoo Chestnut
N bi 100 feet deep; new tin roof; dry
rp trouble 70 rsnt; selling because
4 h now living In PhtiadeiphiA. A
m sud soon Apply to }. J. VIII
Al, grocer Chestnut and Ada ne sss..
EWrst Il. o., .ea L. Dauphin strset,
htsphi1 Pa. se-im'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

NBs sALE-AT A BaRuAlN, A TWO
l1N power shipmAu oil engine; nearly
EWE fon 10 cents au hour TO run II
Bg " HI BsRr a. HUUP, printer, NO.
at u street, city. Oh u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

POgsALE-oHEAP, GOOD BUOK-
gs grain dtill, with phosphate and
" tsd st,achment. J. p. HAIL. s1s
N front street. s2e.u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

fksALt UR RENT, ~IeE Pk hSsi S
ld cabbage or PRuer rant cutters, at
Ladsi J. g. hlhZEL. oh.4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
"Astute."

From the Franklin County Times.
The Mexico Inteltigencer is hedg-
ing on Congressional political predic-
tions. Its astute editor seems to
think there is nothing so bad as to
make a mistake about who is to >he
the candidate of its party. Con-
sequently in a short omnibus item he
mentions that Champ Clark is a can
didate, and that Messrs. Hughlett,
of Montgomery, Wood, of Rails,
Norton, Of Lincoln, Robinson, of
Pike, Dalton, of Rails, McDearmon,
st. Charles, and Booth, of Franklin,
may each and severally ''get thar III
any n of them does he a triumph
antly point to his wonderful pro-
phetic faculty. His only mistake
lies in his failure to mention all the
rest of the male members of the
Democratic party in the Seventh Dis
trict n y The example
of the uec of the present incum
bent in drawing his salary for th'
last three years is a great encourage
ment for almost any degree OF lacl
of ability.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
Saloon Licenses Granted

Saloon licenses for the coming SIX
months were granted to w. r. Car
ter, S. B. Collins and L. b. Norris at
the called meeting Of the Council
Monday night. kemper's license does
not expire for some time yet. After
the licenses were granted the Mayor
suggested that some steps be taken
to stop the sale of liquor by drug
stores, as he thought the saloons
were paying such a high license they
should receive some protection. The
Council seemed divided in its opin.
ion as to whether any of the drug.
gists we're selling whiskey Or not. Ii
was suggested that the marshal eau.
ton any n who might be suspected
of selling liquor without license but
others thought the law was plain
enough, and if a man violated it hs
should pay the penalty. No furthe'
action on the matter was taken.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
N. G.. Y. L.

The Nashville (Tenn.) College for
young ladies has made the most re-
markable record for growth of any
Institution of its kind In the South
In 1880 this school opened with nc
grounds, no buildings no patronage
no prestige. In 1887 it has just
closed it's seventh annual session will
with 284 pupils of which number IN
were boarders. Its patronage II
drawn from Is States. .Ghis record
is the result of merit. Now the Col
lege has the finest location in the city
elegant and capacious buildings
ample faculty, and a national reputa
ton.
|. For catalogue apply to the Presi
dent Rev. GEO. w. F. PRICE,
No. 6 Vauxhall St, Nashville, Tenn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
See Our Elegant Hats and Ties
Paris, 81; Mexico, II.


The game of base ball between the
Mexico Browns aud the Paris club
yesterday, while not a brilliant one,
attracted good crowd and consider
able interest was taken. The game
resulted in favor of Paris by the
score of % to II, Mexico being in a
crippled condition, playing a number
of positions with substitutes. AT
night the Mexico and Paris clubs with
their friends, thirty-slx altogether
were banqnetted by Dick Worrell, Of
the Windsor, at Sam and Georges
elegant place. The Paris boys left
for home on one of the night trains.
in high spirits over the treatment re-
ceived. Following is the score OF the
game:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
N, c., Y. i.

All the coIveniences of a first class
modern school building are from CON-
bined in the Nashville (Tenn.) Col
lege for young ladies. 1t has light,
air ventilation, drainage, all in per-
fiction. 1t is the only building Of
the kind in this section that has an
elegant hydraulic passenger elevator
in use. 1t is carpeted, furnished
neatly, heated by pure, dry air, be.
sides being supplied with open
CRATES. The pianos are new, both
for practice and instruction. The
highest salaries in the profession are
paid for the very best teachers. Ii
is SO connected with Vanderbilt Uni
versity as to give 1t advantages un
equaled in the South. Its patronage
has risen from zero in 1880 to 30
pupils in 1887. Cat ilogues on ap
plication to Rev. Geo. w. +. Price
president, 6 Vauxhall street, Nash
vile, Tenn. 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
THE CONFERENCE.
The NJ. +. Church, South,
Conference in Session.
AN INCREASED ATrENDANCE
OVER LAST YEAR,
A Large Number of Committees
Appointed-Notes

The fist session OF the Missouri
Annual Conference of the Methodist
Church, South. met in the
audience room of the church at Mex
leo, Mo, at . o'clock this morning,
Bishop f. Il. Hendrix presiding. In
accordance with the rule OF the Con-
ference, the opening services consist
ed of the administration of the sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper, which
was participated in by the members OF
the Conference and q large number
Of visitors.
After this solemn and impressive
service the Conference was called to
order and the secretary Of the last
Conference called the roll, which
was responded to by a large proper
ton of the members. John ID. Vincil
was elected secretary ami j. I'll.
Pritchets anG A. V. Bayley, assist
ants.
The hours for meeting and adj
journing and the bar of the Confer
ence were fixed.
The following committees were APP
pointed:
PubIic worship-J. A. Mumpower
and f. X. Miller.
Memoirs-B. L. johnson, G. l.
VanDeventer, W. F. Bell.
Bible cause-J. FL. Todd, J. W.
Owen, r. F. Beavers.
Conference relatlons-J. W. Ram
sey, W. G.. Shackleford, j. 0. Ed
monston, w. E. Dockery, Robert
White. d. F. Bone, J. S. Frazier, H
T. Leeper, L. B. Madison.
Books and periodicals.. II
Snarf, f. X. Miller, J, A. Beagle, j
S, Carey, T. H. Swearingen, H. G
Bolen, j. j. Hewett, w. L. Brosins
W. A. Reed.
District Conference Journals
L. Moody, L. F. Linn, ]. III. Hagar
j. A. Grace, IS. S. Hardin, Jno. Ut2
J. w. johnson, J. Nj. Settle, b. j
Milan.
Temperance-J. d. Shook, R. S
Pearson, W.T.. Bell, W. E. Dockery
:. I. NJ. Rucker, F. Payment, w. L
Potter, J. T. Mcdonald, W. A
Hanna.
Communications were read fror
. the Missionary secretary and frol
the book agent, which were respe'
: lively referred to the Board of Mi
sions and the committee on bool
and periodicals. Question 20 VIZ
d then called: care all the preache'
J. blameless in their life and official az
0 ministration?"
The names of the presiding eide
. were called, and after each he'd give
. a short account Of their, work, the
characters were all passed. Vario'
announcements made, after viii
g the Conference adjourned with Il
doxology and demolition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08

rHs RECEPTION eoMMirFen.

The reception committee is now
composed of the following; j. Y,
Williams, ehairmans W, ii, Kennen,
b. +. Dohyns. J. Is, jackson, s. b.
Cock, ID. d. Woodward, Judge Nj.
l.. Raftery, George Robertson, r.
Nj. White, Capt. ID. Il. Shea, Judge
NJ, q. Flynt, Il. &. johnson. j. +
Moore. James Il. Trimhle, G. G
Daniel and J, IL. Minor, Cuivre: Il,
Z. French and Jno, w. C.,gler and
Joe Boyd, Loutre; Thos. Rohnett
and Cauthorn, Linn; Dugon Gray
| Prairie; Jno. K Sims and Jane.
Craig, Wilson; Thos. Wisdom and
Curd Smith, Sailing G. IL Hardin
Green Clay and B. l.. Locke, Sal
River Township.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
LADDOnIA LACOsICs.


Correspondence Of tbs Ledger.
LADposIA, Mo Sept 5.-The rain
which fell last Friday revived every
living creature, the grass has take" q
start to grow and there is a prospect
that turnips will be the vegetable
used mostly next winter.
Notwithstanding the cry 81 hard
timea, Laddonia has had an excellent
trade during the past summer, aad
now The streets are crowded with
wagons full Of oats, fax and timothy
seed coming into market. The corn
crop will be as good aud in many
places better than it was last year
II some Of the Kansas editors Oh
their correspondents had as fine 9
county to write up as Audrain they
would indeed blow with a greater
vim than they do now.
The wedding prospect is fair, and
just at the present time the widowers
seem to be the leaders in courtships
The reunion is the next place Il
60 for the Laddonians and a genera
turnout may be expected from tbi'
vicinity.
A party of Laddonians spent TIL
evening at Mr. Joe Gelvins last Sat
urdsy. They were highly entertained
by music consisting of Instruments
pieces and songs.
James and Jay Gatewood Of 81
Louis are visiting relatives here.
MI. Watson and sister, of Barry
ILL.,, are visiting Joe Gelvin's.
Frank Barr and wife, Of Perry, ar
here on a visit.
Geo. Simpson and family, of f
dorado are visiting at John Lippir
colts.
Pro. Hurt, of Columbia, was her
, last Saturday. ANNIE LAURIE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
j. T.
WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
MEXICO. MISSOURI.
SherIH's Sale.

By virtue and authority of a tran
script execution issued from the Office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Au-
drain county Missouri, returnabls at
the October term, 1887, OF said court,
and directed to me in favor of Dele
port, Ward K Co., and againet j. N.
Cartmell, ! have levied upon and seized
all the right, title. interest and claim OF
the said j. n. Cartme1l OF, In and to
the following described real estate to-
wit: East one-half southeast aud south
east northeast section z, township 81,
range 9, all lying aud being in the said
county, and state of Missouri; and ]
! will, on
Friday, the 9TH day Of October, A. ID.
1887, between the hours Of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and five o'clock in the
afternoon Of that day, at the Court
/ House doot, in the city of Mexico,
county OF Audrain aforesaid, sell the
same, or so.much thereof as may be re-
CURED, at public vendue. 10 thu highest
| bidder for cash in hand, tsubject 10 all
prior liens and judgments,) to satisfy
said execution and costs.
j. w. AtchEson,
Sheriff of Audrain county, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
CONFERENCE NOTES.

The preachers report the collec-
tons better than usual this year.
DIR. Vincil was elected secretary OF
the Conference for the twenty-fifth
time.
The preachers all look as if they
had been well kept and we'll fed dur
ing the year.
Rev. J. W. Ramsey preached this
afternoon and Rev. J. A. Beagle is
announced to preach tonight.
There are 119 clerical members OF
the Conference in full connection, %
preachers on trial and 40 lay mem
bers.
The reports of the Presiding
Elders showed their respective dis
tricts to be in good condition and the
work generally prosperous and grow
ing.
Two of the members of the Con-
| ference-Rev. Ell. D. Graves, OF
| Richmond, and Rev. Jacob McEwen,
of Platte City-are prevented by
sickness from attending this session
of the Conference.
A large number of visitors were il
attendance this morning upon the
Conference session. a good proper
ton of whom we're ladies'. The SEES
sionsi of the Conference are held will
open doors from $3.50 a. N. to II m
In the afternoon the various commit
/ tees and Conference Boards NEE
> and transact their business.
), Among the distinguished visitor
, to the Conference are DR.. W. Nj
Prottsman, of the Southwest Mis-
souri, Conference, DR.. z. M. Bounds
one of the editors of the st. Loui
:, Christian Advocate, and Miss LII
=. cinda B. Helm, secretary OF til
i, Woman's Parsonage Aid Society {
the church.
Eighteen years ago, Bishop Her
dirk was received on trial into th
Missouri Conference, and since tbs
time his progress has been sure an
Ii steady to the exalted position whic
{ he now occupies. He was electe
u Bishop at the General Conferent
g held in Richmond, Virginia in Ma
1886, and now presides for the fir
time oyer his old Conference. He
much beloved by the preachers vii
whom he was associated in COME
ence relation for SO many years, ar
his reception was warm and cordia
D. Ten years ago, Bishop Hendri
a. then a member of the Missouri Co
lr ference, made with the lamentt
1T Bishop Marvin a tour of the. worl
and on bis return presented to b
Conference a gavel of olive WOO
D. which has been used by all t
Bishops who have since preside
II, DIR. vincil, the secretary of the Co
he ference and the custodian OF I
a gayel, in giving it into the Bishop
hands this morning, made some
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
Farewell Banquet.

Joe Morris, who has been in the
employ of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company here for sometime,
left Tuesday for Abilene, Texas,
where he will make his home in the
future. He was given an elegant
supper by two of his office compan.
ions at Sam & Georges cafe last
evening, which was attended as fol,
lows: Misses Hattie CAN'T, Icons
Williams and Jennie Hit and Mes
srs. f. r. Cunningham, Joe Morris,
Morris Arnald and Mr.. and Mrs.
R. E. Hlsey. Joe's departure is
greatly regretted as he was wei
liked in Mexico, and leaves a large
number of friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
Don't Give Up Yet.

1t doesn't follow that a patient
will die because the doctors have
"given him up" or that he will recover
because they promis to pull him
through" 1t is never to late to try
the great virtues of Parker's Tonic
Mr.. Michael Guilfoyle, Of Bingham
ton, N. Y, was cnred of Rheumatism
bv it after ten yesrs of unspeakabl'
suffering. Mr.. r. w. Mosher, drug
gist. of some city, cer.iies that h'
has sold over a thousand bottles o
Parker's Tonic through lis reputation
for this and other cures.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
Won fan Have IT

MY dear, what would l give to
have your hair?" is often said by
middle-aged ladies to young ones.
Madam, you may have just such hair.
Parker's Hair Balsam will give it to
you. It will stop your hair from
falling off, rest ra the original color
and make it long, thick, soft and
glossy. You need not stand help.
lessly envying the girls. The Bal
sam is not oily, not a dye, but is ar
elegant dressing, and is especially
recommended for it's cleanliness and
| purity. l9-5t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
Shot His Wife by Mistake.

MoBERLY. Mo-, Sept. Saturday
evening Theodore Waltenspiel, a
prominent cigar dealer on Reed street,
had trouble with James Ragsdale,
member of the city council, in regard
to the tearing up of a sidewalk in
front of his store and was about to
shoot Ragsdale, when a bystander
knocked the weapon down. and the
bullet struck his wife, who had
rushed in between the men. The
b~elligerents were placed under bonds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
Trnsiee,s NaiIce.

Whereas, Robt. Steele and Laura ID.
Steele, his wife, on the sixth day Of
Aug, 1881, made and executed their
deed of trust, which IL recorded ut page
444, book @, for deeds OF trust and
mortgages, In the Recorders Office In
Audrain county, No., thereby convey
ing to the under igned trnstee all their
interest in and to the following describ-
ed lands ia said county to.wit Lots
! No. five, six, seyen and eight l5,6, z and
81, in block three 81. In Jeffrie's adj
ton TO the city of Mexico, Mo-, az per
plat of said additiod on file in Record
er's office of Audrain county, No.
Said deed Of trnst was given to the
undersigned to secure the payment OF
a note therein described, and, whereas,
said note is due and unpaid; now at the
request of the legal holder OF said note
I, the undersigned trustee In said deed
Of trust named, will, on
Saturday, Sept. oath, 1887,
sell said lands for cash TO the highest
bidder, at the east front door Of the
| Court House in Mexico. Nc, to salts
fy the conditions of said trust and
costs. CALEB BERRY, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08

The Audrain County Medical So.
clety met Saturday night in DR. Lem.
on,s Office, after a vacation of four
months. The members present a
tue nrst meeting were: Drs. Russell
ro'nwell, French, Cave, Walker
Ieffy, Nichols, Hally and Lemon.
n visitors were DR.. Paul Paquin
State Veterinarian, and DR.. Turner
OF Mexico, also a veterinarian. Tn,
next meeting will be opened by ,
paper by DR.. Berry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
CHEAP MONEY

We have Unlimited sums of Eas.
tern money to loan at a low rate OF
interest ON improved lands for u
term of five years with privilege OF
paying 500 or any multiple Thereof
at any interest pay day. Interes.
payable annually or semi-annuaily to
suit borrower. We can also supply
you with home money at all times.
KILaoRE & HOWELL,
Loan and Real Estate Agents,
over Saving Bank, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08

Ladies', buy the Eagle Steam
Washer; it is the best, cheapest,
lightest and most durable and per.
feet washing machine ever made.
No iron to brake, no wood to leak.
We don't make agents pay for terri.
tory, but give them all the territory
thev want and sell them washers low.
er than they can buy many worthless
washers at. Beware Of peddlers sell
ing inferior washers and representing
them as improvements over the Eagle
Retail price 5000. Write to 9. L.
Ferris for an agency.
Champion and Osborne Machines
Extras and repairs always on hand.
3-1yr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
Chicago Exposition.

For this occasion the Chicago &
Alton Railway will sell tickets to
Chicago and return at Si1.65-in-
Guiding one admission to the EXPOSE
ton. Tickets will be sold on Sept.
IL, 10, &c and Oct. 8, 10 and IL, and
made good for return passage one
week. L S. WILsoN.
Ticket Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08

Isom Roberts returned home from
Mclean county, Mo-, Monday, where
he has been visiting relatives and
friends for two weeks past. While
there he attended the wedding of MIR
G. W. Shiyely and Miss Farelay
Mr.Roberts will remain at home a few
days, after which he will go to Liber
ty, Mo-, to teach in the public schools
Of that place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
Notice to Citizens.

You are requested to repair your
sidewalks, such as r in bad eondi-
ton. The cost will be but little and
will save the city the trouble and ex-
pense Of notifying you.
r. HIsEY, Mayor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
THEY'LL ALL DECORATE.
The Ledger Boom Having the De-
sired Effect-Everybody
Will Decorate.

The LEDGER decoration boom is
sailing along right smoothly. Be-
fore the big days are here, every
body will have fallen into line, and
all the business houses will be hid
den behind q mass of drapery or
signs bearing appropriate notices.
Streamers and banners will be
stretched across the streets, and the
city will present q splendid appear
ance 1t is surprising how little it
costs to have an elegant and even an
elaborate design gotten up. The
biggest lot of work in this line is at
Ernst's, the following, of most
of which is completed, being in his
hands:
r. B. Worrell, a transparency in
red, blue and gray, 12x3 feet,
double, with the words, in shapely
letters, EXT Confederate Headquar-
ters."
III. Schmidt has a 20x6 double
faced, welcome, the Blue and the
Gray with clasped hands under
meath.
James Garrett has a transparency
3x1O, "'Welcome to the Blue and the
Gray"
Joe & Vic Bartb, Skis, "Welcome
Visitors" a fine transparency.
I'll. FRANKIE, 3x15, welcome, the
Blue and the Gray
LEDGER, Skis, plain Welcome"
in big letters.
G. Blum.& Son, Union of Hearts
) and Union IF Hands," 6x3.
G. F. Ernst, Skis, a unique affair
with the equally novel motto, CAR
= Ernst Welcome"
H. Easter, an attractive stree
o banner.
= W. A. Morris, welcome, Goo
. bless everybody"
. Famous, a very large and attract
g i've one.
g j. NJ. Pollard has left an order a
this place for a neat one.
j. II. Shoots will have a neat de
: sign.
+ The Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany will welcome the visitors nicely
:. The Southern Bank building vii
have an elaborate design.
G. r Gibbs will have an elaborat
{ design gotten uD.
Other artists are at work on mic
designs and one just completed fo
e L. Phillip by f. G.. Gamble is a Tin
l. piece, full of figures. TurneI
If Smith & Co. have in an order an
N many others will follow between no
and reunion week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08
Fulton Votes for License

The license question was voted on
in Fulton yesterday, ard after a hard
struggle on both sides the license
people came out victorious by g
majority of rs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-09-08

SDAtLu4
Amanda NJ. Dyer was born in Pendle-
ton county, West Virginia, February IS,
1920. Came to Audrain in 1857. Her
husband, George S. Dyer, passed over to
the Spirit Land, September 26, 1876,
leaving her to trust in the widows God
eleven years. After a brief Illness of ty-
phold fever she departed from US Sep
TENDER 6, 1887, in the 6Sth year of her
age. She was a devoted mother and
leaves many friends. Only -four offs fam.
ily of nine children remain. "We shall
meet again"